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3630 Harry Hines Blvd
Dallas, TX 75219
(214) 520-7788
3630 Harry Hines Blvd
Dallas, TX 75219
(214) 520-7788
Come enjoy local food vendors and free food samples, music, arts and other family-friendly entertainment, while learning about the benefits of a plant-based diet from notable speakers and chefs. Don’t miss out! This is a FREE event! Last year saw over 7000 attendees. This year...see you there?
Rotary is a worldwide organization of more than 1.2 million business, professional, and community leaders. Members of Rotary clubs, known as Rotarians, provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. There are more than 34,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Clubs are nonpolitical, nonreligious, and open to all cultures, races, and creeds. As signified by the motto Service Above Self, Rotary’s main objective is service — in the community, in the workplace, and throughout the world.
June 7, 2014 LGBT celebration is sponsored by Stoli, Red Bull, Bud Light, Jagermeister and AIDS Heathcare Foundation, featuring entertainment with music, dancing, art, beverages, food, community booths. Admission is Free for the Street Festival and $10 for the Entertainment Pavilion. www.razzledazzledallas.org
Reading & Radio Resource enhances education, advances careers and strengthens community involvement for people experiencing barriers to reading.
Now celebrating its 13th season, the New Texas Symphony Orchestra is the premier community orchestra of Dallas.
The Fellowship of Freethought (FoF) Facebook page is a public forum for current and interested members to communicate and learn more about us. This includes sharing relevant news and information with the DFW freethinker community. As a user of Facebook, please note any content posted to our page is publicly viewable to an internet audience. FoF is not responsible for the accuracy or veracity of any type of post or the comments on this page. While we will monitor discussions and attempt to keep the dialogue civil, understand that we cannot watch everybody all the time. We ask that you please review and adhere to the following guidelines for communicating in reasonable and respectful ways. We retain the right to delete any comments and/or ban any members that violate the following posting and commenting guidelines. 1. This is a safe space. We encourage and value lively, spirited debate and discussion on topics that are important to us all. However, we understand not everyone shares our values, and those voices may express their views on our page. Fellowship of Freethought is committed to servicing all freethinkers in our community -- which is why diversity and inclusiveness is a cornerstone of FoF. We encourage participation from everyone with an open, questioning mind, regardless of gender identity, age, ethnicity, sexual orientation or socioeconomic status. 2. No trolling. "Trolls" (as a concept) are generally people who say just about anything and/or argue a point to get a rise out of others -- which often results in interesting conversations devolving into playground-like battles of ego. Trolling is generally construed as any form of personal attack, name calling, libel, defamation, comments about someone's mother, hate speech, comparisons to notorious dictators, etc. This includes posts that could be taken as threatening, harassing, bullying, obscene, pornographic, sexist, racist, etc. and extends to language telling subsets of our community to "shut up" and "get out." 3. Do not feed the trolls. We encourage community members to report abuse by trolls, but ask that you not engage with trolls in the comment threads. Reacting to their provocations is exactly what they want. Derailing is a more subtle form of trolling, and will be addressed on a case-by-case basis. 4. No harassment. Repeated personal attacks against any member or officer of the FoF will result in a ban. Also, please respect people's privacy. We love to learn about new and interesting individuals, but most people will not be happy to have their phone numbers or e-mail addresses published. Please do not share another's contact information on the FoF page. 5. Disagree without being disagreeable. Some topics require blunt talk, and we're not always going to agree with each other. Show respect for your fellow freethinkers. Focus your remarks on positions, not personalities. Controversial topics, if you are willing to debate them, can be discussed but are subject to established comment guidelines. Please be aware that if you choose to engage in a dialogue, you may be asked provide evidence for your assertions/points. 6. No spam. This is not the forum for the "Best! New! Thing! EVER!" We are here to serve our community, not provide a ready-to-eat sales and marketing platform. If you are interested in promoting your business, please contact us to discuss sponsorship opportunities in our newsletter. 7. Warnings. A violation of any of the above will result in a warning. After two warnings you will be banned from our page. If you would like to appeal the decision, please contact the FoF Facebook page admin. 8. Admins/Officers. We're human. Sometimes, we make mistakes. If you feel you've been wronged, or that we've made the wrong decision, please message the officer in question or one of the other officers to sort things out. 9. Suggestions. Message or contact any FoF officer and share your thoughts with us. We love feedback on how we’re doing, and the topics on which you’d like to see more or less content.
Volunteers make Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children a special place for patients and families and are an integral part of the hospital’s daily activity. Though our volunteers’ backgrounds are diverse, they’re united in the desire to contribute their time and talents to our children and their families.
The Turtle Creek Corridor is located in the 80 city blocks between N. Fitzhugh Ave, Oak Lawn Ave, Maple Ave and Cole Ave.
Who We Are The Dallas Bears is a non-profit, charitable and social organization based in Dallas, Texas serving the Greater Dallas area. Our membership consists of gay men from all over the Greater Dallas region who consider themselves to be part of the Bear Community, their Admirers and Allies. We have a diverse membership from age to ethnicity and from those titles like bears, cubs, otters, admirers and others that are just our friends and want to join in on the fun and the service. We are a positive and diverse force in our community. The Dallas Bears is on a mission of Community Service, Fellowship, Fun and Lasting Friendships
USA Dance Dallas holds ballroom and Latin dance lessons, social dances and special events several times each month—for all ages and all levels of dancers, including first-time beginners. We are a Chapter of USA Dance Inc., a national 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization that encourages self expression through social and competitive ballroom dancing. Come join us! Ballroom dancing is good for your well-being: body, mind, heart and spirit.
Dance Council of North Texas presents Dallas DanceFest – an exhilarating festival that showcases excellence in dance and celebrates the outstanding contributions of distinguished leaders in the field. Dallas DanceFest (DDF) offers two evening showcases featuring exceptional works curated to reflect vibrancy, vitality, diversity, and excellence. Dance Council Honors recognizes the stellar contributions of distinguished dance leaders. DDF’s new name and new vision are built upon the foundations of The Dallas Morning News Dance Festival that began in 1985 with performances by Dancers Unlimited Repertory Company, Ballet Dallas, and Dallas Black Dance Theatre and spanned twenty seasons before concluding at Annette Strauss Square in 2004. DDF keeps the spirit of this beloved Labor Day tradition alive and upgrades production values by moving the former outdoor event to a new stage– the two-year old Dallas City Performance Hall (DCPH). Because of the conveniences of the Dallas Arts District, DCPH’s backstage facilities, and 750-seat proscenium theatre; DDF will now boast a new level of artistic excellence for artists and audiences alike. Inaugurated in 1987, Honors annually presents five awards of distinction to members of the dance community. The afternoon hosts a showcase that features performances by selected DCNT scholarship recipients, silent auction, and reception.
Avant Chamber Ballet seeks to create and maintain a model that no ballet company has executed before, in a time where new models are becoming increasingly necessary for professional dance companies. By taking advantage of the extraordinary artistic talent in the D/FW Metroplex, we can create works that are finely-crafted and masterfully-developed, while maintaining a company that is truly chamber-sized. Our commitment to the marriage between live dance and live music will always remain the core of our artistic resolve.
Dark Circles Contemporary Dance (DCCD) was founded in 2010 in Seoul, South Korea. The Company's newest branch—based in North Texas and lead by internationally award-winning choreographer and Dance Magazine “25 to Watch” breakout star of 2015, Joshua L. Peugh—has been hailed as “the area’s most exciting dance company” (Star-Telegram) and as the "Best Dance Company" of 2015 by D Magazine. The young company has been praised as “frequently stunning, and always fascinating” (DFW.com) and commended for innovative combinations of classical technique and modern movement styles. Since its inception, the company has performed nationally and internationally at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Theater am Aegi, in Hannover, Germany, and at the Ailey Citigroup Theater in New York, among others. Repertory includes works by Joshua L. Peugh, Mike Esperanza, James Gregg, Fabio Liberti and MADBOOTS. DCCD is dedicated to bringing the progressive work of international choreographers and dancers to a worldwide audience.
Now celebrating its 13th season, the New Texas Symphony Orchestra is the premier community orchestra of Dallas.
Our mission is to enrich and enhance the quality of life for North Texas area residents, especially families and children, through free concerts of classical music and educational performances.
ABAC is the acronym for the Academy of Bangla Arts and Culture. ABAC, pronounced 'awe-BAAK,' is a Bangla (or Bengali) word that means a pleasant surprise. ABAC, the Academy of Bangla Arts and Culture, is a premier cultural organization active since 1986. Our endeavors are to foster an awareness and appreciation of the highest levels of creative work for the intellectually curious and culturally committed in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
Rotary Is... Rotarians meet weekly for fellowship and interesting and informative programs dealing with topics of local and global importance. Membership reflects a wide cross-section of community representation. Rotary is The Rotary Foundation, which each year provides some US $90 million for international scholarships, cultural exchanges, and humanitarian projects large and small that improve the quality of life for millions of people. Rotary is widely regarded as the world's largest private provider of international educational scholarships. Rotarians plan and carry out a remarkable variety of humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange programs that touch people's lives in their local communities and our world community. Rotary is PolioPlus, Rotary's commitment to work with national and international health organizations on the goal of polio eradication by the year 2005, Rotary's 100th anniversary. More than one billion children in developing nations have been immunized against polio through PolioPlus grants.
Volunteers make Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children a special place for patients and families and are an integral part of the hospital’s daily activity. Though our volunteers’ backgrounds are diverse, they’re united in the desire to contribute their time and talents to our children and their families.
Who We Are The Dallas Bears is a non-profit, charitable and social organization based in Dallas, Texas serving the Greater Dallas area. Our membership consists of gay men from all over the Greater Dallas region who consider themselves to be part of the Bear Community, their Admirers and Allies. We have a diverse membership from age to ethnicity and from those titles like bears, cubs, otters, admirers and others that are just our friends and want to join in on the fun and the service. We are a positive and diverse force in our community. The Dallas Bears is on a mission of Community Service, Fellowship, Fun and Lasting Friendships
Come enjoy local food vendors and free food samples, music, arts and other family-friendly entertainment, while learning about the benefits of a plant-based diet from notable speakers and chefs. Don’t miss out! This is a FREE event! Last year saw over 7000 attendees. This year...see you there?
The Dallas Foundation's Good Works Under 40 Award, co-presented by The Dallas Morning News, celebrates the volunteer efforts and achievements of younger Dallas citizens - a new generation that is truly making a difference in North Texas. Each finalist receives a grant for the nonprofit agency they represent. Nominations open July 30, 2015.